What to wear

• Trekking Shoes
• Small backpack 20 L or 30
• Rain Poncho
• T-shirts dry Fit
• 1 hiking pants
• Warm jacket
• Coca leaves
• Cap, hat and gloves
• Sunscreen, toilet paper
• Sunglasses,
• Water bottle
• Personal medications (headache, anti-inflammatory drugs)
• Extra money (preferably in soles)
• Finally we return to the city of Cusco where the end is in these points the Av: Tullumayo, Qoricancha or PLAZA San Francisco.

What includes the service?

• Tourism Transportation going and return. (Cusco, hydro, Cusco)
• 2 Night Hostel or Hotel (private bathroom, hot water 24 hours, luggage deposit without additional cost and breakfast)
• 1 Lunch (first day), 1 dinner (first day), 1 breakfast (second day).
• Entrance to the citadel of Machu Picchu (first shift – upon availability)
• Professional guide English or Spanish
• Bus up and down.

What does the service not include?

• Breakfast of the first day
• Hydroelectric train – Aguas Calientes or viceversa.
• Drinks or extra food.
• The last lunch of the second day.
• Entrance to the thermal baths.

What do we recommend you take for your trip?

• Have their respective documents
• Mosquito repellent
• Sunscreen
• Cap and poles long sleeve Preference
• Swimsuit, shorts, towel, sandals if you want to visit the thermal baths (optional)
• Flashlight If you want to go up Walking to Machu Picchu
• Poncho for rain
• Personal water bottle and snack
• Camera, etc.

Tour Summary:

• Starting point: Cusco at the passenger Hotel
• FINAL point: Cusco at the passenger hotel
• DURATION: 2 days 1 night
• TRIP STYLE: Guided TOUR
• Activities: Archeological, cultural, ecological, hike.
• Departures: Daily
• TOTAL, walking distance: 12 km/7.5 miles
• Maximum height: 2700 meter/8858 feet
• Accommodation: 1 night hostel in Aguas calientes
• Food: 1 breakfast, 1 lunch, 1 dinner

What TIME AND SEDISFRUTA?

• Walk to Wiñaywayna by Inca Trails originals
• INCA TRAIL 2 days and 1 Night
• Enjoy the beautiful views of the valleys of the river Vilcanota
• Enter to Machupicchu through the Puerta del Sol
• Ends your tour in the sacred city of Machu Picchu
• Spend the whole day in Machupicchu
• Be one of the first to Machupicchu and enjoy sunrise

What IS INCLUDED?:

• Transfer from Cusco to the train station of Ollantaytambo
• A professional guide prepared in first aid and knowledgeable of the route.
• Second guide for groups of more than 09 passengers.
• Train ticket from Ollantaytambo to km 104.
• Box Lunch, passengers carry their lunch on Day 1.
• Entrance ticket to Machupicchu for the first and second day
• 01 night of hostel in Aguas Calientes
• Bus tickets, Machupicchu-Aguas Calientes-Machupicchu (03 bus tickets)
• First Aid Kit
• Bottle of oxygen
• 1 Lunch
• 1 Dinner
• 1 breakfast
• Train back Machu Picchu – Ollantaytambo
• Transfer from the station Ollantaytambo – Cusco to the hotel

Not included:

• Breakfasts on the first day
• Lunch on the second day.
• Gratuities

We recommend to carry:

• Passport
• Poncho of Rain (plastic).
• A coat
• Sunscreen.
• Cap or hat.
• Sunglasses.
• walking shoes.
• Water bottle.
• camera.
• Personal medications suggested by your personal physician.

(*) Optional: One day prior to the start date of the tour, we will visit you at your hotel at 7:00 pm, to give you all the necessary instructions for the tour to the Humantay Lagoon and to indicate the entire travel itinerary with the respective recommendations.

Level of difficulty: Easy

On the day of the tour, we will pick you up from your hotels at the agreed time the day before, between 4:30 am and 5:00 am, to board the mini van and drive to the village of Mollepata in the exuberant valley of the Apurimac River, Where we will taste our Andean breakfast and we will buy what is necessary to realize the route before beginning the walk to the Humantay Lagoon located to 4200 msnm approx.

After breakfast, we continue towards Challacancha enjoying during the journey of all the magestuosidad of the snowy Humantay in the mountain range of Vilcabamba and we continue the route to Soraypampa, place where we will have a small rest.
Charges of energy to continue our trip to the starting point of the Soraypampa trek, we begin our trek with breathtaking views of the Humantay Lagoon and amazing viewpoints appreciating all the scenic beauty.

From Soraypampa to the Humantay Lagoon are approx 3 km, which can be done between 1 hour and 30 minutes to 2 hours of hiking approximately. On the one hand we can see the Humantay at 4200 m.s.n.m and on the other side the Imposing Snowy Salkantay.
Then we will return to our mobility to head to our lunch in Mollepata and free time to take photos, rest and finally to return to the city of Cusco.

What is included for this day?

• Professional Guide
• Tourist transport
• 1 Andean breakfast
• 1 Andean mountain
• Join Humantay
• First aid
• Coca leaves

What is not included on this day?

• Water bottles
• Extra power
• Souvenirs
• Arrieros
• Support horses

We recommend you keep in mind for this day

• Bring an extra drink for the road
• Jacket or windbreak
• Trekking shoes
• Hats
• unscreen
• Drugs against altitude sickness
• Cameras or camcorders
• One additional pole

Includes:

• Transportation from Cusco to Mollepata. Touris bus
• Professional guide.
• Additional guide from 14 Paxs
• Chef with experience in
• Routes
• Kitchen Assistant from 10 paxs
• foods (4b, 4 L, 4 D).
• Horses (equipment, food, and 5 kilos of luggage of the client
  (includes sleeping and Matras), if in the case exceeds this weight it is the responsibility of the endorsing agency and/or passenger) only for 3 days.
• Camping equipment (tents and flasks)
• Entrance to Machupicchu.
• 01 Night of Hostal Aguas Calientes
• Return Ticket by tourist train Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo time 21:30 pm or 18:35 depends on spaces
• Transport Ollantaytambo-Cusco. Tourist BUS. End in Plaza San Francisco

Not included:

• Breakfast on the first day. S/. 10.00
• Lunch of the last day.
• Boiled water during the TOUR
• Transporte Santa Teresa – Hydroelectrica (neither for paxs, nor for backpacks)
• Admission to Huaynapicchu
• CONCETUR bus service in Machupicchu.
• Sleeping bag.
• Inflatable
• Hydroelectric train
• Service and extra costs.

We recommend to bring:

• Backpack.
• Clothes that warm at night
• Rain clothes.
• Flashlight
• Cap.
• Several poles.
• Insect repellent.
• Plastic Poncho for rain
• purifying tablets.
• Medication equipment.
• Water bottle.
• Original Passport.
• Student Card (ISIC) If this is the case.
• Extra money on Suns & dollars
• Walking sticks.

1.- The sacred valley of the Incas:

In the 15th century, two Inca sovereigns, Pachacuti Yupanqui and Tupac Yupanqui, created an immense empire in South America, which ran from southern Colombia to central Chile and occupied much of the Andean territories of Peru, Bolivia and North of Argentina. The empire of the Four Regions of the Sun, or Tahuantinsuyo, stretched over more than 4,000 kilometers from north to south and was articulated by an impressive road network, 40,000 kilometers long. The neuralgic center of that powerful state was located in the heart of the Peruvian sierra: in a wide area at more than 3,000 meters altitude where the city of Cusco, capital of the Empire and court of the Incas, rose. This area was crossed by the denominated Sacred Valley, a territory that extends along the river Vilcanota-Urubamba, of extraordinary agricultural wealth and marked by a series of splendid Inca fortresses.

The Vilcanota was a sacred river for the Incas, who saw in this course of water the terrestrial counterpart of the Milky Way. The river is born in the glaciers of the mountain range of Vilcanota and changes its name to the one of Urubamba in its descent towards the thicket of the Amazon rainforests in the Andean region. In its route unites two of the most sacred mountains for that pre-Columbian civilization: the snow-covered one of Ausangate and the snowed one of the Salcantay. Its waters are nourished by snow from the snowmelt of the Veronica or Wacay Wilca, a female mountain considered the “wife” of the Salcantay. Just at the edge of a slope that descends from the Salcantay, on a promontory surrounded by the waters of the Urubamba River, the Incas built the extraordinary ceremonial citadel of Machu Picchu, royal residence of the first emperors and sacred center for worship of the surrounding mountains .

2.- Artisanal market of Pisac:

Located 30 km from the city of Cusco, the main square of Pisac is home to this market, a colorful and lively place, where the most famous handicrafts from Cusco are displayed, among handicrafts, textiles, ponchos, bags, etc. , And ceramic handicrafts, which are reproductions of Inca archaeological pieces, such as keros (ceremonial vessels), necklaces, etc. Indigenous merchants and craftsmen from many villages, dressed in their traditional costumes, attend this fair.

3.-Archaeological center of Pisac

The most extensive of the fortresses of the Sacred Valley and of all the Inca civilization is that of Pisac.
Nestled on an abrupt rocky promontory, the roads leading to it defy precipices and traverse tunnels dug into the rock. The heart of the settlement includes a temple dedicated to the Sun or Intihuatana, which includes some of the most exquisite examples of Inca stone architecture. The sector called Kalla Q’asa also has a chain of ritual baths.

The heights of Pisac visually dominate the rocky cliffs across the throat of Quitamayo, whose caves were used for funeral purposes. In times of the Incas it was frequent that the bodies of the deceased were placed in caves or machays, which were called mallquihuasis or “houses of mummified ancestors”. Unfortunately, most of the burials in the necropolis of Pisac were plundered by treasure hunters before archaeologists could study them. From a military point of view, this fortified enclave at the foot of the eastern Andes controlled the access to Paucartambo and to the leafy jungles of the Peruvian Amazon. However, in spite of its strategic location, no evidence is known that attributed to Pisac a prominent role during the Inca resistance to the Spanish occupation. An imposing set of cultivated fields descend down the steep slopes of the mountain, towards the colonial town of Pisac, now famous for its picturesque Sunday market. In the background stands the figure of the Pachatusan, a sacred mountain to which the Incas revered as “support of the world”.

4.- Archaeological center of Ollantaytambo:

Legend has it that Ollantay (the Titan of the Andes) of plebeian origin, loved the princess Cusi Coyllor (the joyful star) daughter of King Inca Pachacútec, who disagreed with this love.
Pachacútec sent the princess to a house of Virgin, Ollántay tried to kidnap her from there, without succeeding and managed to flee. From the fortress that Ollántay had in command he rebelled against Pachacútec, and after bloody battles he was defeated, but the generosity of Pachacútec made him to forgive the life of Ollántay.

The foundation of Ollantaytambo is attributed to Ollántay, and prevails the military fortress that protected this zone of the valley, strategically located between two mountains. Nowadays this fortress can be seen, as well as the rich Inca archaeological sites, made up of the Inti temple (sun god), the baths of the Ñustas (princesses), the chullpas of Cachiccata, a group of terraces symmetrically staggered and very steep in The slope of a hill.
At the summit of the archaeological complex there are six monoliths of enormous size, assembled with incredible precision, which have engraved mysterious motifs of Inca iconography.
The present town of Ollantaytambo, has many houses built on the bases of the old Inca town, where they inhabit natives of rooted ancestral customs.
The complexity and beauty of Inca buildings and the contemporary people, the vast agricultural complex, great administrative and social center, religious and military, is considered by many scientists and historians as one of the most important living museums in the world.

Ollantaytambo is located 97 km (60 miles) from Cusco, 2,846 m.s.n.m. (9,337 feet). Train station to Machu Picchu.

5.- Machu Picchu

The citadel of Machu Picchu is the most important tourist attraction of Cusco. Now known as one of the “Seven Wonders of the World” or “Navel of the World”, it is currently considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and is the most visited destination in Peru for having extraordinary architectural and landscape samples, preserving a peculiar Flora and fauna.

Machu Picchu is located in the Department of Cusco, on an area of approximately 32,592 hectares. Place where it would have been one of the residences of rest of Pachacutec that was the First Inca of the Tahuantinsuyo nevertheless it shows its better constructions and the evident ceremonial character that would demonstrate that this one was used like a Religious Sanctuary.

What is included for this day?

• Pick up from hotel
• 1 lunch buffet in Urubamba
• Hotel – hostel in Aguas Calientes
• Transfers from Cusco to the Ollantaytambo station by private car or tourist transport and from the station to Cusco.
• Train tickets round trip Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes – Ollantaytambo. (Only tourist train does not include local train)
• Transfer service by bus to go up and down from “Aguas Calientes” to Machu Picchu and Machu Picchu to “Aguas Calientes”.
• Entrance tickets to the archaeological group of Machu Picchu.
• Guided service with professional, Lic. In Tourism, during the service in Spanish or English
• Reservations of tickets, spaces and services of Agency.
• Permanent assistance provided by our Company

What is not included on this day?

• Air Flights.
• Breakfast.
• Water or drinks.
• Tips.
• Tourist tickets (BTG or BTP)
• Souvenirs
• Extra food or drinks

We recommend you keep in mind for this day

• Bring an extra drink for the road
• Jacket or windbreak
• Sunscreen
• Shady
• Sunglasses
• Selfye toothpick
• Wear sneakers or light shoes or tennis shoes.
• Drink lots of fluids on your trips.
• Waterproof (long poncho) in rainy season.
• Long sleeve shirts.
• Long pants.
• Insect repellent.
• Sunscreen, wide-brimmed hat for sunny days.
• Medicine and / or articles of personal use.
• One backpack or lightweight briefcase per person.
• Camera or camcorder.
• Have checks and coins handy in small denominations dollars, euros or soles.
• Have Tourist Tickets (BTG or BTP)

Includes:

• Pick up from hotel.
• Tourist Bus to open Malaga.
• Equipment for downhill cycling (bikes with front suspension, body, helmets and gloves).
• 01noches of accommodation in family houses and 01 night in Hostal.
• Food (02 breakfasts, 02 lunches and 02 dinners)
• Admission to Machu Picchu.
• Professional guide en route and in Machu Picchu.
• Guide Assistant (more than 10 passengers).
• Train back from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo.
• Return transport from Ollantaytambo to Cusco.

It does not include:

• Bus to go up and down from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu. (They go up and down walking).
• First breakfast and last lunch.
• Entry to Waynapicchu.
• Entrance to the thermal waters of Cocalmayo (S/10.00 direct payment).

What to wear:

• Standard backpack.
• Jacket.
• comfortable clothes.
• Shorts, poles, comfortable shoes.
• Hat or cap.
• Sunscreen.
• Mosquito repellent.
• Rain Poncho.
• extra money.

ITINERARY:

The pick up of the passengers will be done at each respective hotel, the pick-up will be at 7:00 am and then we will go to the adventure park, we will take the Cusco-Lima highway, this tour will take us approximately 1 hour, until the Limatambo zone ( Pampa Conga), there will be provided all the necessary equipment to start.

Canyoning: they will be equipped with (wit suit) neoprene suits, jackets or windbreaks, gloves, helmets, harnesses, all the equipment will be provided for the descent of 04 waterfalls approximately, the first being 20 meters, the second waterfall of 30 meters, the third of 10 meters and the last waterfall of 60 meters.

Hanging bridge: used to reach the jump cabin, this consists of 200 steps, and with a distance of 80 meters long and 110 meters high.

Swing rope (Tarzan): we will finish with a pendulum jump of 90 meters of rolling at a height of 110 meters.

After this moving adventure, which will last between 3 to 5 hours all this depending on the number of passengers and their disposition, culminate with a lunch snack, then return to the city of Cusco our arrival will be approximately between 4 to 6 pm.

It includes:

• Transport
• Trained guides
• Helmets
• Guards
• Houses
• Rappel equipment
• lunch
• wet suit (suits of neopelo, ropes, harnesses, etc.)

Recommendations:

• muda of extra clothes
• Sport shoes or sandals with strap.
• extra money (buy photos or whatever you like)

1.- The sacred valley of the Incas:

In the 15th century, two Inca sovereigns, Pachacuti Yupanqui and Tupac Yupanqui, created an immense empire in South America, which ran from southern Colombia to central Chile and occupied much of the Andean territories of Peru, Bolivia and North of Argentina. The empire of the Four Regions of the Sun, or Tahuantinsuyo, stretched over more than 4,000 kilometers from north to south and was articulated by an impressive road network, 40,000 kilometers long. The neuralgic center of that powerful state was located in the heart of the Peruvian sierra: in a wide area at more than 3,000 meters altitude where the city of Cusco, capital of the Empire and court of the Incas, rose. This area was crossed by the denominated Sacred Valley, a territory that extends along the river Vilcanota-Urubamba, of extraordinary agricultural wealth and marked by a series of splendid Inca fortresses.

The Vilcanota was a sacred river for the Incas, who saw in this course of water the terrestrial counterpart of the Milky Way. The river is born in the glaciers of the mountain range of Vilcanota and changes its name to the one of Urubamba in its descent towards the thicket of the Amazon rainforests in the Andean region. In its route unites two of the most sacred mountains for that pre-Columbian civilization: the snow-covered one of Ausangate and the snowed one of the Salcantay. Its waters are nourished by snow from the snowmelt of the Veronica or Wacay Wilca, a female mountain considered the “wife” of the Salcantay. Just at the edge of a slope that descends from the Salcantay, on a promontory surrounded by the waters of the Urubamba River, the Incas built the extraordinary ceremonial citadel of Machu Picchu, royal residence of the first emperors and sacred center for worship of the surrounding mountains .

2.- Artisanal market of Pisac:

Located 30 km from the city of Cusco, the main square of Pisac is home to this market, a colorful and lively place, where the most famous handicrafts from Cusco are displayed, among handicrafts, textiles, ponchos, bags, etc. , And ceramic handicrafts, which are reproductions of Inca archaeological pieces, such as keros (ceremonial vessels), necklaces, etc. Indigenous merchants and craftsmen from many villages, dressed in their traditional costumes, attend this fair.

3.-Archaeological center of Pisac

The most extensive of the fortresses of the Sacred Valley and of all the Inca civilization is that of Pisac.

Nestled on an abrupt rocky promontory, the roads leading to it defy precipices and traverse tunnels dug into the rock. The heart of the settlement includes a temple dedicated to the Sun or Intihuatana, which includes some of the most exquisite examples of Inca stone architecture. The sector called Kalla Q’asa also has a chain of ritual baths.
The heights of Pisac visually dominate the rocky cliffs across the throat of Quitamayo, whose caves were used for funeral purposes. In times of the Incas it was frequent that the bodies of the deceased were placed in caves or machays, which were called mallquihuasis or “houses of mummified ancestors”. Unfortunately, most of the burials in the necropolis of Pisac were plundered by treasure hunters before archaeologists could study them. From a military point of view, this fortified enclave at the foot of the eastern Andes controlled the access to Paucartambo and to the leafy jungles of the Peruvian Amazon. However, in spite of its strategic location, no evidence is known that attributed to Pisac a prominent role during the Inca resistance to the Spanish occupation. An imposing set of cultivated fields descend down the steep slopes of the mountain, towards the colonial town of Pisac, now famous for its picturesque Sunday market. In the background stands the figure of the Pachatusan, a sacred mountain to which the Incas revered as “support of the world”.

4.- Archaeological center of Ollantaytambo:

Legend has it that Ollantay (the Titan of the Andes) of plebeian origin, loved the princess Cusi Coyllor (the joyful star) daughter of King Inca Pachacútec, who disagreed with this love.
Pachacútec sent the princess to a house of Virgin, Ollántay tried to kidnap her from there, without succeeding and managed to flee. From the fortress that Ollántay had in command he rebelled against Pachacútec, and after bloody battles he was defeated, but the generosity of Pachacútec made him to forgive the life of Ollántay.

The foundation of Ollantaytambo is attributed to Ollántay, and prevails the military fortress that protected this zone of the valley, strategically located between two mountains. Nowadays this fortress can be seen, as well as the rich Inca archaeological sites, made up of the Inti temple (sun god), the baths of the Ñustas (princesses), the chullpas of Cachiccata, a group of terraces symmetrically staggered and very steep in The slope of a hill.
At the summit of the archaeological complex there are six monoliths of enormous size, assembled with incredible precision, which have engraved mysterious motifs of Inca iconography.
The present town of Ollantaytambo, has many houses built on the bases of the old Inca town, where they inhabit natives of rooted ancestral customs.

The complexity and beauty of Inca buildings and the contemporary people, the vast agricultural complex, great administrative and social center, religious and military, is considered by many scientists and historians as one of the most important living museums in the world.

Ollantaytambo is located 97 km (60 miles) from Cusco, 2,846 m.s.n.m. (9,337 feet). Train station to Machu Picchu.

5.- Archeological center of Chinchero:

On the way back to Cusco we will visit the picturesque village of Chinchero, where the remains of the royal hacienda of Tupac Inca Yupanqui are found. You will admire your well preserved Inca wall in the main square and visit the beautiful colonial temple with interesting frescoes on the porch, built on the bases of an Inca building.

What is included for this day?

• Professional Guide
• Tourist transport
• Lunch Buffet (Restaurant Tunupa)
• Entrance tickets (BTG or BTP)

What is not included on this day?

• Souvenirs
• Extra food or drinks

We recommend you keep in mind for this day

• Bring an extra drink for the road
• Jacket or windbreak
• Sunscreen
• Shady
• Sunglasses
• Selfye toothpick
• Have the tourist tickets (BTG or BTP)
• Sneakers
• Hats

First turn:

Start 7:00 a.m. From Cusco to the community of Cruzpata on the way (Cusco – Ollantaytambo) the tourist transport will take about 45 minutes to reach the ATV – Quad Bikes base.
Then you will have a training of about (10 -15) minutes to familiarize yourself with the ATVs. Then we start to drive the quad, only after about 10 minutes we will have our first stop to take wonderful photos, continuing our journey through the Andes mountain range, the route realizes ups and downs fantastic scenery and lots of fun, 45 Minutes of travel and all with direction to the archaeological center of Moray that is a very important place to visit.
In which we will interrupt and we will realize the guided visit that will be in charge of one of our professional guides Bilingual.

Continuing our tour we will pass through the typical village of Maras, characterized by its colonial period covers and as a final point of visit we will have the salt mines of Maras known as salineras and return to the base of ATV – Quad Bikes.
The tourist vehicle waits for us to continue our trip to Cusco, having as final point of arrival the city of Cusco.

Second shift:

Home 13:30 p.m. From Cusco to the community of Cruzpata on the way (Cusco – Ollantaytambo) the tourist transport will take about 45 minutes to reach the ATV – Quad Bikes base.
Then you will have a training of about (10 -15) minutes to familiarize yourself with the ATVs. Then we start to drive the quad, only after about 10 minutes we will have our first stop to take wonderful photos, continuing our journey through the Andes mountain range, the route realizes ups and downs fantastic scenery and lots of fun, 45 Minutes of travel and all with direction to the archaeological center of Moray that is a very important place to visit.
In which we will interrupt and we will realize the guided visit that will be in charge of one of our professional guides Bilingual.

Continuing our tour we will pass through the typical village of Maras, characterized by its colonial period covers and as a final point of visit we will have the salt mines of Maras known as salineras and return to the base of ATV – Quad Bikes.
The tourist vehicle waits for us to continue our trip to Cusco, having as final point of arrival the city of Cusco.

NOTE:

We do not offer any type of insurance, in addition the clients must respond in case of damage to the ATV, and sign a contract document of services and risks.

NOTE 1:

If the customer decides to leave the tour by their own decision, the amount paid will not be refunded by charging NO SHOW for 70% of the tour total paid.

What is included in the service?

• Tourist transportation Cusco – Cruzpata – Cusco.
• ATVs with fuel.
• Safety Equipment Helmets and gloves.
• Bilingual professional guide.
• Management classes for those who do not have experience.
• First aid kit.
• Safety vest with light reflection.
• Plastic of rain.
• Transportation Control Salineras to Salineras round trip

What is not included in the service?

• Entrance tickets (Moray and salineras).
• Power supply.
• Gratuities (optional).

What we recommend for the tour:

• Wear warm clothing especially 2nd shift.
• Raincoats or rain ponchos.
• Sunglasses.
• Sunscreen.
• Extra money.
• Documents (Passports or DNI)

Itinerary

Located just 15 minutes from Cusco (Poroy)

It is the higest in latin america 128 meters ejerced (opposite of the bungee jumping)

The user is secured to the ground with a special anchoring system, while the elastic rope is being stretched.

Once the elastic cord is stretched to the desired level, the timer is activated whisch frees the user who is thrown into the air.

Includes:

Itinerary

Located just 15 minutes from Cusco (Poroy)

Our bungee jump is the hisghest in latin america. This activity takes takes place from a elevator that goes up to 122 meters

The jump is performed with a special elastic rope made for this type of activities, which is secured the user´s feet. In addition to the elastic rope, the user wears a body harness from which a safety cordon is attached to the elastic rope.

Includes: